Which Red Dawn Character Are You?

If that's the guy who killed the traitor, then I would be him as well. I would have shot him in the knees and arms though and left him for dead.
 
Robert Morris...-The Executioner-...You are loyal and brave(to a fault) but you are also a psychotic killing-machine. Seek professional help NOW! ;-)


Got that one too!! :D
 
Jed Eckert...The Leader...

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Robert Morris...-The Executioner-...You are loyal and brave(to a fault) but you are also a psychotic killing-machine. Seek professional help NOW! ;-)
 
The Colonel (Andy Tanner): All that hate's gonna burn you up, kid.
Robert (Morris): It keeps me warm.
 
This will probably sound strange, but for a long time I have identified with the Cuban military commander. He devoted his entire life to the system, only to see the system crumble around him. He knows what they are doing is not working, yet he is unable to convince his superiors of the truth because their minds are already made up. Then, to add injury to insult they bring in this hot shit Speztnaz commander who supposedly has the answer., and of course he doesn't, he is just another yes-man. The world world weariness of the Cuban commander is demonstrated in his letter home at the end just before he goes outside in the snow is a scene that I have found very touching. Both he and Jed are used up.

One of my favorite all-time movies, another John Milius film I really liked:
The Wind and the Lion.

Mark
 
This will probably sound strange, but for a long time I have identified with the Cuban military commander. He devoted his entire life to the system, only to see the system crumble around him. He knows what they are doing is not working, yet he is unable to convince his superiors of the truth because their minds are already made up. Then, to add injury to insult they bring in this hot shit Speztnaz commander who supposedly has the answer., and of course he doesn't, he is just another yes-man. The world world weariness of the Cuban commander is demonstrated in his letter home at the end just before he goes outside in the snow is a scene that I have found very touching. Both he and Jed are used up.

One of my favorite all-time movies, another John Milius film I really liked:
The Wind and the Lion.

Mark
 
This will probably sound strange, but for a long time I have identified with the Cuban military commander. He devoted his entire life to the system, only to see the system crumble around him. He knows what they are doing is not working, yet he is unable to convince his superiors of the truth because their minds are already made up. Then, to add injury to insult they bring in this hot shit Speztnaz commander who supposedly has the answer., and of course he doesn't, he is just another yes-man. The world world weariness of the Cuban commander is demonstrated in his letter home at the end just before he goes outside in the snow is a scene that I have found very touching. Both he and Jed are used up.

One of my favorite all-time movies, another John Milius film I really liked:
The Wind and the Lion.

Mark
 
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Jed Eckert...The Leader

although i don't see myself as a leader.

in a weird way,i was thinking of watching this movie before i saw this posting.



(are the letters on your keyboard supposed to be moving/or the words on the screen.the longer i look,the more they move :? )
 
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Jed Eckert...The Leader

although i don't see myself as a leader.

in a weird way,i was thinking of watching this movie before i saw this posting.



(are the letters on your keyboard supposed to be moving/or the words on the screen.the longer i look,the more they move :? )
 
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1103573401_Ajed1.jpg
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Jed Eckert...The Leader

although i don't see myself as a leader.

in a weird way,i was thinking of watching this movie before i saw this posting.



(are the letters on your keyboard supposed to be moving/or the words on the screen.the longer i look,the more they move :? )
 
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